22 December 2017Insurance

Integro poaches Chubb exec for marine practice

Integro Insurance Brokers has hired Stephen Feron from Chubb to serve as a senior vice president in its marine practice.

Based in New York, Feron will be responsible for the delivery of Integro’s marine cargo services.

Feron brings to Integro nearly 20 years’ industry experience, including underwriting and broking of commercial and multi-national insurance programs. He joins from Chubb, where he rose to become a senior marine underwriter. Prior to working at Chubb, he was assistant vice president at Willis Corroon Corp.

“Steve’s background, balanced as it is between brokerage and underwriting, makes him an extraordinarily qualified advocate for marine industry clients,” said Marc Kunney, president of Integro North America.

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